Hero pilot from NKY to be laid to rest 81 years after death in Germany during WWII
De Jarnette was killed on April 8, 1944, while serving as the pilot of a B-24 Liberator bomber with the 732nd Bombardment Squadron.
Sgt. Joe Harris, Member Of U.S. Army's First All-Black Parachute Infantry Battalion, Dies At 108
The experience of the Triple Nickels, much like the experiences of Black people in the military during that time period more ...
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Kentucky Vietnam veteran reflects on brotherhood, sacrifice, and changing appreciation decades later
It's there, in the jungles of Vietnam, Rowe developed a brotherhood so strong, they continue to help each other survive, ...
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Rare Collection: New Medal of Honor Museum Brings Tales of Heroism to Life
Imagine seeing the pin, screw and rod-riddled X-rays of Marine Corps Cpl. Kyle Carpenter's injuries from a grenade blast in Afghanistan; reading the ...
May 18 will become Six Triple Eight Day in New Jersey
Officials in New Jersey is setting aside a day to honor the women of the all Black, all female 6888th Central Postal ...
Former Faces of Battle panelist says sharing war stories at Saint Vincent 'opened me up'
Mike Ruminski was drafted into the Army in June 1967 and volunteered to serve on long-range patrols when his unit was shipped ...